Purple Cow
A unique Irish photographic print protraying a pooka or shapeshifter visable on the peeling paint of an old Galway bollard. SRa4 size mounted and ready for framing.
A unique and quirky macro photographic print. Drawing influence from the pooka or shapeshifter in Irish folklore, this pooka on the side of an old bollard in Galway resembles a purple cow. A magical blend of mythology, pareidolia, peeling paint and imagination. SRa4 size print, mounted and ready for framing.
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Have you ever met a pooka?
Well if you have ever spent any amount of time in Ireland chances are you have you just don't know it.
A pooka is one of the most intriguing characters in the vast landscape of Irish folklore.
This ancient fairy creature is a mischievous and elusive gifted prophesier. A shape-shifting spirt able to take on any form, animal or human.
In recent years they have been known to frequent bars, starting up conversations with unsuspecting customers causing mischief then disappearing.
How would you recognise a pooka? Not many have the power to spot one but they are there under old boats and on bollards by the Claddagh. Or hiding under the frost on upturned currachs. Even on the beach.
I use my camera to get up close and personal to capture what the eye sometimes doesn't see.
I have named these prints. Can you see what I see or maybe something different?
